New CDC guidelines

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[Raikage]

That's funny, though I would say alot of us remained active and never contracted Covid from each other.

[mathguy]

^ Yup. Exactly.

[Sue Nami]

as someone who had it and knows 3 people who died from it, i kindly ask you to shut the fuck up about it not being an issue in our community. thank you.

[Seldom_Seen_Smith]

Unfortunately the cdc, fda,nih , ftc and the who have been suppressing and silencing doctors who have had success treating covid by other methods then the 'vaccine' such as using Ivermectin - judges ordered hospitals in NY to use it to treat several cases and in all the cases the patients recovered and went home. A Doctor was treating his patients by supporting their immune system and they remained covid free or their symptoms were reduced - the federal trade commission shut him down. The cdc & fda have refused to even look at the research that a group of doctors, that have published extensive peer review studies, have done on Ivermectin's ability to fight the virus and it's astonishing results.

The cdc, nih/fauci & fda have lost all credibility.

Seldom Seen Smith

[risn2theoccasion2]

Unfortunately, this disease has become a political and conspiracy theory tool and should almost be banned from discussion all together. Talking about it is not generally productive at all. It’s sad, but true.

[LLUVSBLONDS]

agreed the topic is not worth the attention.

[mathguy]

Unfortunately, this disease has become a political and conspiracy theory tool and should almost be banned from discussion all together. Talking about it is not generally productive at all. It’s sad, but true.

Unfortunately I kind of have to agree with risn2 here. It's sad but true b/c even the average person needs to be able to do these things. It's really sad. Neither side will just look at any data with an unbiased viewpoint (whether it's good or bad for their beliefs).

Confirmation bias is a powerful issue :/ Particularly in today's world of the massive infodemic, social media blurbs/headlines, preconceived beliefs (which social media reinforces), etc....

We really live In a rather messed up time now far beyond just this actual virus issue (whether that virus is dangerous or not quite frankly - it's irrelevant to the larger long term issue). I'm increasingly worried about the coming years, due to educational issues with our kids (especially right now), infodemics, social media, and the divided confirmation biased society it has been leading up to in recent years; more so than ever existed. :/

[FlyGuyATX]

I for one am fully vaccinated, 3 weeks since my 2nd jab, dun give a fuck anymore. In 2020, my previous main/regular provider used a mask for a number of months. That was a bummer. Now anyone can get vaccinated easily, I'm so done with masks.